Laser Assisted Electrical Contacting in Multifunctional GF/PP Composites

Niels Schilling; Niclas Wiegand; Udo Klotzbach

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.825-826.541

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Laser Assisted Electrical Contacting in Multifunctional GF/PP Composites

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The electrical contacting of an embedded sensoryarn in a unidirectional glass fiber polypropylene (GF/PP) composite realizedby laser processing was investigated. It was shown that compared to thecircular drilled hole the same electrical contacting quality can be achieved atan increased mechanical performance level.

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Niels Schilling*, Niclas Wiegand, Udo Klotzbach

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Electrical Conducting, Laser Processing, Mechanical Strength, Sensor Integration

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